Schweitzer Valley 4-H Sponsors Horse Vaccination Clinic
The Schweitzer Valley Dwellers 4-H Club sponsors a veterinary clinic at the new fair grounds on Saturday April 21 at 1 p.m. A Pend d Oreille Veterinarians doctor will vaccinate horses of club members and others who participate. Written parent approval is required for any shots or medications. Flu vaccination is urged to protect county horses. other shots are optional. For details contact Mrs Harold Tibbs Marianne Brown or the County Agents office.
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Schweitzer Valley
Pend d’Oreille
Bonner County
Harold Tibbs
Marianne Brown
Ziegler Ordered Silent On Watergate Probes
Washington officials report White House Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler has been told to avoid answering questions on the Watergate scandal and possible administration involvement. In a tense briefing he refused to identify who issued the instruction, citing the need to protect innocent individuals and the judicial process.
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Ziegler
Washington
UPI
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Clark Mollenhoff
Washington Post
Postal Service Opens Union Contract Talks
The U S Postal Service began negotiations with four unions representing over 500 000 workers seeking higher output to curb rate hikes while unions push for wage gains overtime pay weekend work and fringe benefits They seek full job security reductions only by attrition and a Monday to Friday standard work week with a streamlined grievance process and potential penalties for contract violations.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Postal Service
Postal Service
Darrell F. Brown
Dog Costs Man 12000 Pounds in Damages
In London a court ordered Richard Jolly to pay 12000 pounds after his labrador without a leash chased other dogs into traffic, causing a collision that killed the dog and seriously injured a grandmother in the car. The grandmother's damages were set at 20000 pounds, with Jolly liable for 40 percent and the driver responsible for the remainder.
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London
UPD
Richard Jolly
Jolly
Annual Influx as Florida Police Brace for Student Visitors
Daytona Beach and Fort Lauderdale police monitor an expected large student influx during spring break. Officials anticipate up to 200 000 visitors in Daytona Beach and about 20 000 in Fort Lauderdale, noting previous trouble from non students and underage drinking remains a concern. Local business owner John Keegan praises well behaved college crowds.
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Keegan
Daytona Beach
Fort Lauderdale
David G. Ogle
Daytona
Florida
Ogle
Former Mental Patient Stabs Man On Bus
Billy Fisher a 35 year old former Dorthea Dix State Mental Hospital patient stabbed Clarence C Niccum of Nyssa Ore on a Greyhound bus 25 miles from Raleigh then ordered the driver to continue to Raleigh where he surrendered Fisher was charged with murder and police said he shouted Youre the devil and My Lord Jesus Christ told me to kill you during the attack.
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Raleigh
N.C
UUPI
Drtven
J. W. Haley
Billy Fisher
Clarence C. Niccum
Nyssa
Ore
Greyhound
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Charlie Brown
Mollenhoff
Des Moines Register
Edgewater
Florida Police
Fla
John Keegan
East River Stud CO
Kootenai
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